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Nemrod
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Dixie/High Plains
Occupation:
Geologist, Teacher, Aviation service engineer

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Nemrod

Solo Diver, from Dixie/High Plains

Nemrod was last seen:
Nov 25, 2018
    1. pjdavo
      pjdavo
      Hi Nemrod, following on from a post you put up on a thread about carry on luggage. I see you have a Fix S90 (Or S95?) housing, i have the same setup, but have found i've had issues with the terribly designed and expensive addon to attach wet lenses. I actually lost my Inon 165 fisheye on the Barrier reef (only to be found by someone the next day! Phew!) as it fell off. Have you had any similar issues? or any advice on how to avoid the same happening again?
      cheers
      Phil
      Oct 12, 2011
    2. hcvanzyl
      hcvanzyl
      Nemrod,

      You said that you would prefer a dry fit system like the Fix G12. Is the image quality of a dry system like the Fix G12 with dome significantly better than the wet Fix S95 & Fix UWL-04 lens system?

      Theoretically a dry system should produce higher image quality because there is no layer of water between the housing and the accessory lens, but is it a significant difference?

      The reason why I ask is because I want to buy the Canon S95 with Fix S95 housing & Fisheye UWL-04 lens, but are hesitant because the Canon S100 is on the market. You stated that the Canon S100 is not a good option because of it's 5X zoom and 24mm focus length. I suppose one way to overcome this problem is to create a 24mm compatible fisheye lens and add it to a dry system like the Fix G12, which also has a 5X zoom.

      Is it worthwhile to wait for the industry to manufacture such a system because it theoretically should produce higher image quality or should I just buy the Canon S95?

      Thank you

      Hermie
      Oct 11, 2011
    3. Midget
      Midget
      Hi Nemrod

      I saw a post where you recommended pure silicone grease for an M67 lens. Is the silicone pump spray too runny/liquidy to work properly? Or should I buy a little pat of the thicker grease?

      You're a great resource on SB. Thanks!
      Jul 25, 2011
    4. INFIDELxx
      INFIDELxx
      Nemrod,

      Do you have a link to your old posts about backpack and back plates? I remember you having a travel soft back pack that you really liked. I am looking for something to use with my double hosers. I cant for the life of me find all those threads,

      Thanks,
      Jason
      Jul 9, 2011
    5. 24940
      24940
      Get that mask of yer forehead man!
      May 21, 2008
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  • About

    Location:
    Dixie/High Plains
    Occupation:
    Geologist, Teacher, Aviation service engineer
    Gender:
    Male
    Dive History:
    My favorite dive places are the Gulf Coast of Florida the Keys and wherever I can find warm water.
    Certification Level:
    NAVED Master Diver
    Dive Classification:
    Experienced Diver
    Years Certified:
    Ten Or More Years
    Dive Equipment:
    Mostly dive an OxyCheq Mach V wing on a Freedom Plate in a semi-Hog configuration, favorite regulator is a Phoenix Royal Aqua Master double hose and of course dive a variety of vintage rigs and enjoy their simplicity, freedom and purity.
    I began diving at age 13. I was certified in 1968 NAUI. I took an Advanced NAUI course circa 1974. In 1986 I completed some other NAUI stuff and more recently Nitrox. I did my first cave dive at Devil's Hole Spring circa 1970. Have dived many of the Fla springs and cave systems. Nowadays I dive mostly minimalist and vintage and prefer ocean diving, any ocean diving, though warmer is better than colder.

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    Swim down, swim around, swim back up
    The past is past, the future is all that matters
    Safety is way overrated
    Swim, Bike, Run, Strength
    Nemrod is my name, underwater diving is my game
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